Wayledger Support

Open Settings › Tracking in Wayledger. The Tracking check at the top says whether your next drive will be recorded and has a Fix button for anything that’s off. The most common causes:

1. Location access isn’t set to Always, or Precise Location is off.
2. Wayledger was swiped away in the app switcher. iOS won’t wake a force-quit app for drives until you open it again.
3. Tracking is paused, or Location Services is off for the whole iPhone.

If Wayledger noticed you moved but didn’t record a drive, the Trips screen shows a Possible missed drive card. Tap Add drive to log it, or add any trip with + › Add trip manually.

1. Open the Settings app and scroll down to Wayledger (or go to Settings › Apps › Wayledger).
2. Tap Location.
3. Choose Always and turn on Precise Location.

If you don’t see a Location row, open Wayledger and tap Allow in the red banner first — iOS only lists permissions an app has asked for.

While you’re parked, Wayledger uses iOS’s low-power location monitoring. GPS runs only while you’re likely driving and stops when the drive ends.

Wayledger measures the route you actually drove, filtering out GPS noise. If a section had no signal (a tunnel or parking garage), the drive shows a signal gap; you choose whether to include the estimated distance for it. You can also set any drive’s distance yourself on its detail screen.

Drives that still need a decision appear on the Trips screen. Swipe right for Work, left for Personal — or tap Work or Personal in the notification after a drive. Classified drives move to Trips › Logged drives, where you can change them anytime.

In Settings › Working hours, choose your work days and hours. Drives that start during those hours are logged as Work; everything else is logged as Personal. Each automatic choice sends a notification with a one-tap switch, and you can change any drive later.

Each Work drive is valued at the rate you choose — the IRS business rate for the drive’s date, or your own rate per mile — and rounded to the cent, then the drives are added up. Wayledger estimates mileage value; it doesn’t give tax advice.

Open Reports, choose a month, year or custom range, and export a PDF or CSV. Use the share button to email it from your own Mail app. To send it automatically each month, see Settings › Automatic monthly email.

Only on your iPhone. Wayledger has no account and no servers; the developer can’t see your drives. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

In Settings › Privacy & data, tap Create encrypted backup to make a password-protected backup file, save it somewhere safe (for example Files), and use Restore from backup… on the new iPhone. Keep the password — it can’t be recovered.

Delete individual drives from their detail screen, set old routes to delete automatically, or erase everything in Settings › Privacy & data. Deleting the app also deletes its data.